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Cover of Ward of the Philosopher

Ward of the Philosopher

โœ Scribed by D. P. Prior


Book ID
109215561
Publisher
Homunculus
Year
2015
Tongue
English
Weight
32 KB
Series
Shader - Origins 1
Category
Fiction

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โœฆ Synopsis


Deacon Shader is a child out of time, removed as a baby from his Ancient world parents and raised on the Isle of Maranore.

On his seventh birthday, the philosopher Aristodeus arrives to commence the boyโ€™s training with sword and mind. Nothing short of excellence will suffice, if Deacon is to fulfill his destiny and avert the Unweaving of all things.

But as Aristodeus pushes him to the limits, reavers are spotted approaching the coast, and a cloud of horror descends upon the village.

For these are no ordinary pirates. They sail under the Impaled Man, the grisly flag of Verusia, land of the undead and realm of the Lich Lord.

Ward of the Philosopher is a novella of 15,500 words introducing the character of Deacon Shader as a child. The novella serves as an introduction to the bestselling Shader series:

  1. Sword of the Archon
  2. Best Laid Plans
  3. The Unweaving
  4. The Archon's Assassin

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